university . these events, and this faculty was founded back in 1999 on the basis of the american board collegeposition, the director of which since 1975 has been occupied by leontiev more than you and a close friend of george do you remember that in in 2015, the general prosecutor's office of the russian federation recognized the harsh structure of the open society and assistance as threatening the constitutional order of russia and undesirable organizations. i want to quote from an essay by roman nosikov, in other words, the st. petersburg project is supervised by a man whose educational institution in the united states lives on millions. and, of course, such connections could not but affect the teaching staff of the free faculty of the future free husband. look at the teaching staff of the free faculty. yes fork-shchebinsky senior lecturer of the department of problems between disciplinary synthesis in the field of social and human sciences a person who identifies himself with something huge that he does not notice. to him, even when he steps on him with a boot, he is tragicomic. how did you

addition is african american studies, but officials in florida have rejected it outlining concerns about topics discussed in the course including reparation black identity. the college boardhe s.a.t. and other standardized testing adding african american studies to its slate of advanced placement courses. in a letter obtained by abc news to the college board, florida officials rejecting the class calling it, quote, contrary to florida law and saying it, quote, significantly lacks educational value. the white house calling florida's latest move perplexing. >> it is incomprehensible if you think about the study of black americans, that is what he wants to block. >> reporter: dr. lisa hill is a connecticut high school teacher who spent years helping craft the class' curriculum. >> insulted because of the hard work that we have put into developing the course. >> reporter: the college board describes it as an exploration of the contributions and experiences of african americans. it's being piloted in a small number of schools across the country before it's rolled out nationwide to any school that wants to add it as an elective course. >> trying to make sure that people underst

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florida curriculum is already mandated to include units on african-american history and all of its courses with the high school object college boardrying to sneak in the contemporary politics and the guys in african-american history. and so i think desantis knew it would be a controversial decision to impose this curriculum. but it was a decision made in line with the preestablished standard. and i think and line with what teachers expect a rather parents expect their student should be actually learning in the classroom which is real history. >> other charge trying to oppose educational views on florida. what you make of that? >> i don't think so. this is an attempt by the board just as they did back in 2015 to get this radicalized version of history put into the ap courses. just shows historians and political activists out there who are determined to do this. ron desantis is simply saying to them let's try to play history down the middle, not side with one side or the other. paul: thanks, dan. when we come back the white house rolls out a renters and bill of rights as progress is a push for federal control over how muchomen local

. >> lindsey, we actually visited this ap african american studies course run by the college board backlater it is the center of controversy right here in florida where students, teachers and lawyers gathered to express their intent to sue and protest. >> black history is american history. >> reporter: protest and pushback in florida with a new potential legal battle over race education. >> i can't believe that this is 2023 and america is talking about sensors education. >> reporter: ben crump announcing his plan to sue republican governor ron desantis and the state as desantis blocked an african american studies course in florida. >> no to censorship. yes to community. >> reporter: desantis says the state already teaches african american history and is opposed to specific lessons in the curriculum. >> we believe in teaching kids and facts and how to think, but we don't believe they should have an agenda imposed on them. when you try to use black history to shoehorn in queer theory, you are clearly trying to use that for political purposes. >> what message do you feel this ban may have

american studies from being tout in high schools. here is civil rights lawyer ben crump just today. watch. >> we're here to give notice to governor desantis that if he does not negotiate with the college boarda. p. african american studies to be taught in the classrooms across the state of florida, that these three young people will be the lead plaintiffs in an historic lawsuit. >> this week, governor desantis made the argument that this a. p. course is a trojan horse in his view for and i'm quoting here in dock nating students with left wing ideology. now the college board is set to release a new framework for the a. p. course which the florida education department said it would welcome. we have more from tallahassee. any suggestions so far that desantis might change course here? does it seem, as you look at his past history, his past precedent, right, it didn't seem that is going to happen. but where is this fight going next? >> reporter: yes, so it remains unclear. it has been a busy day here in tallahassee. and we know republican governor ron desantis has a pattern of banning courses and lessons in critical race theory and sexual orientation and identity. so the critics like ben crump,

americans. more importantly, he is waiting for himself and for students because just hours ago, this is going to torque people off on the left. the college board announced he was going to update its ap american studies framework to correspond with desantis' concerns and requests. wow. joining me now, horace cooper, project anyone chairman. author of "put y'all back in chains." horace, should this ever have been controversial? black quuer studies, a seminal part of african american his history? >> the left progressives take someone like the former -- the president governor of california, our sitting president. all they like to do is exploit division in america. black kids, like white kids and all the other kids in america, we need excellence. we need high standards. gender studies, queer studies, prison abolition in history, all of these things actually will cripple our people when they are getting ready to enter the workforce. it will cripple their ability to get into a good college. that could change their world. congratulations and thanks to governor desantis for understanding we need high standards. we've got to let the bigotry of low expec

the college board put together a pilot ap african-american studies course. what is in this? the problem. i don't have time to read the whole thing. but they kept it secret. until a florida newspaper, got a copy of it made it public, the curriculum. they kept secret pilot course teachers guide for a long time. until they got a copy of that. why is it secret? the public might be appalled. what you see spokesperson for president of united states trashings republican governor of florida for opposing african-american history studies, she is a liar, a propagandist like her boss joe biden and the rest of them. in in administration, and the vast majority of so-called leaders in democrat party. they push a lot of prop propaganda to back. the 4th quarter of course features a topic on movement of black lives, was started by marxist organizer who founded black lives matter. so that is in there organized on policy platform, the vision for black lives it is marxist. it including defunding police, it goes further calling for abolition of all money bail and pretrial detention. to this, squa

>> florida governor ron deand tis facing backlash on the college board's african-american studies courseflorida, our standards don't prevent they require teaching black history. the issue is we've good guidelines and standards in florida, we want education and not indoctrination. >> by rejecting the african-american history pilot program, ron desantis has clearly demonstrated that he wants to dictate whose story does and doesn't belong. >> for more on this, mike gonzalez, angeles, and heritage foundation, thank you for giving time on a saturday. and the question here, is whether or not we should be studying american history. you can't delve into american history without the building, sl slavery and civil rights. and this program, is it a wolf in sheep's clothing is that what the governor is contending? >> of course it is, and i think that ron desantis has struck a victory for the right of children to study african-american history that's free of a political program. we should all study, all children should study more fred dick douglas, harriet tubman, and deboise who i disagree with. we

american studies curriculum in its crosshairs. he's called it inexplicably contrary to florida law and significantly lag situational value. students in his state no longer have the ability to take this class. the college boarding on literature, arts humanities political science, geography and science. to a slow divided contributions that experiences of african americans. oberlin tied at 60 schools nationwide is a test. as we developed over the span of a decade. the sentences opposition scores -- appear sent a bill last year defied the core discrimination and it will conduct formation and quote of quick tissue critical race theory in schools. regardless's decision to block the chorus from being taught. florida support education said in a letter to educators, in the future, college for should be willing to come back to the table with lawful historically accurate content. the fda will always be open -- willing to reopen the discussion. join me now to discuss -- coldness for the daily beast recovering attorney. he's the author of the book go back to where you came from. another helpful recommendations on have become american. which is now available in paperback. also here is my good friend -- post the -- show o

now, while florida does have a mandate to teach african american history, that course will remain rejected unless the college board decides to change the curriculum to fit the standards set by desantis' office. whit? >> ike ejiochi, our thanks to you tonight. >>> next, the department of justice is launching a criminal probe into the company involved in last year's baby formula shortage. that contributed to empty shelves nationwide. investigators are looking into abbott's michigan plant. that facility was shut down for months amid safety concerns, exacerbating problems with a lack of supply. four babies reportedly became sick, two of them died after consuming formula from abbott, but their illnesses were never directly connected to the plant. >>> just moments ago, buckingham palace announced plans for the coronation of king charles iii to take place in london on may 6th. the palace says there will be an entire weekend of festivities to celebrate the newly crowned monarch, including a concert at windsor castle, a coronation big lunch, and the big helpout where people across the country will volunteer in their commun

american history. here is what robert gates has said. dr. henley lewis gates has said this. he said, nothing is more dramatic than having the college boarddemic legitimacy, a.p. african american studies is not the crt, it is a mainstream rigorously vetted academic approach to a vibrant field of study. this is a man studying this his entire life. he has done many, many, many documentaries that many of us have seen. and this is how he sees it. and i think you're going to have teachers caught in the middle of all of this is as well. it is a complicated issue but it is been used as a political sword basically. >> all right. thank you so much. for at least helping us explain some of that to viewers. we appreciate your time. thank you, sarah. >>> well microsoft is the latest tech giant announcing major layoffs. what the company ceo said is behind the cuts. that is next. i love the confidence. i love that i can blast this beautitiful smile and make the world smile withth me. i would totally say asaspen denl changed my life. aspen dental makes new smiles affordable. right now, get 20% off dentures. we do anything to make you smile. ya know, if y

banning the college board's advanced placement for african american studies course from florida schools are already calling ron desantis a white supremacist? i didn't see that coming until at least may! she's referring to the sunshine state education department rejection of the advanced placement african american studies class due to its focus on black queer studies. then again, if i worked at "the washington post," i wouldn't like reading, either. many considered to santos a front runner in the 2024 presidential election, so we want to get joe's take on it. >> i hope these guys together and get things done, work together across the aisle. i like them all. and it really like those florida guys also so much. i like schiff. california, yeah. i'm from california -- no, i'm from -- i know where i'm from! i am aware. i am delaware! ha ha, i got it! that's how i remember it! i deserve an ice cream for that. [applause] >> tom: he does. let him have an ice cream. kat, you told me in the green room that you wish you married adam schiff instead of your husband. >> you told me that, too, actually,

things that they claim are their concerns, because you've already had florida's college board rejected. the african- americanrejected. you've had florida schools under the sort of regime of the governor come back and say, no, we promise we are not teaching critical race theories in our schools. he says they've already backed down and said that they won't do it. you actually went right at ron desantis. you are one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit that is trying to challenge the "stop woke" act. you tweeted references to your own family's history at ron desantis and said to him, this is the history of my own family. these are the things that we dealt with. collecting used books from all- white schools because they couldn't be allowed to have new books. being on the migrant trails in the 1940s. your father not been allowed to be a cook in the navy during world war ii because he was black. have you received a response from ron desantis on the challenges you put forth about your own history? >> not a word. i wrote to ron and manny diaz asking them, what kind of things am i not allowed to teach? how am i not suppo

american studies. in a letter to the college board last week, florida's department of education said the proposed courseida law and significantly lacks educational value. the decision comes following efforts by governor ron desantis to overhaul florida's j case curriculum to limit teaching critical race theory, which desantis recently banned from schools under the stop woke act. the college board unveiled plans for the course last year. it's currently being offered as pilot in 60 schools across the country this year with the board planning to make it available to all schools in 2024. joining us right now is boston university professor and director of boston's university center's for anti-racist research. professor, so good to see you. >> good to see you. >> what's your reaction to this decision by the florida governor? >> so, i think when you put it in totality, what you see is florida and the florida governor thinks that african american studies, as you stated, significantly lacks educational value. and just so we know, a few of the courses that florida has not banned include a.p. european history, a.p

sanchez and the florida board of education, if the college board actually exceeds to what desantis is pressuring them to do, which is to eliminate these components of this ap african americantionwide implication. what is your message to the teachers that aren't in florida? what are you telling them about this? >> if i had a crystal ball i would say that rhonda santas has gotten so much backlash out of this that he's going to try to figure out how to turn this into a victory. like you said, the college board is nationwide. they are going to do what is best. they are not going to allow politics to be infiltrating what the core study is. these are academics. these are people who take their work, their research, to the highest level. they want to ensure that students are getting a proper education. i think it is going to be a robust course. i don't think that they will allow him to persuade them. it will be interesting. if i had to bet he would try to make it seem like it's something he did. the reality is the college board in these professors have been working on this curriculum and document for many years now. so, whatever version they are going to show everybody or, whateve

target -- banning public schools from teaching advanced placement african american studies -- a pilot course by the college boardk history, arts, sciee and culture. the state's department of education wrote this month the course significantly lacks educational value, adding that they would consider a revised curriculum with lawful, historically accurate content. today governor desantis said teaching black history is required in florida schools, but said this course amounted to "indoctrination." gov. desantis: this course on black history -- what's one of the lessons about? queer theory. now who would say that an important part of black history is queer theory? that is somebody pushing an agenda on our kids. and so en you look to see they have stuff about intersectionality, abolishing prisons -- that's a political agenda. geoff: the move stems from the so-called stop woke act desantis signed last year to clamp down on diversity and inclusion efforts by schools and business. gov. desantis: we believe in education, not indoctrination. geoff: and it's just the latest battle in desantis' culture war taking aim at the

here to give notice to governor desantis that if he does not negotiate with the college board to allow ap african-americanes to be taught in the classrooms across the state of florida, that these three young people will be the lead in a historic lawsuit. >> a lawsuit that will likely go nowhere. here in the hotseat civil rights attorney terell parks and leo terrel. darrell, good to have you back. thank you for joining us. we all know the controversy surrounding crt. we know that. also apparently this course contains, i don't like to use this term, but i will say the cue word, a pejorative in the past for gays and. i know it may be acceptable in some quarters, but not for me. elements of the cue word theory. according to the syllabus. it goes on to talk about those studies, the concept of that word and color critique grounded in black feminism and intersectionality and black study lenses that shift sexual studies toward racial analysis. this is all woke indoctrination, darrell. there is a lot of really important history that we ought to be teaching kids, that they need to know and need to understand. the g

american studies. last week, they told the college board in a letter that the proposed course is, quoting now, contraryorida law and significantly lacks educational value, end quote. in a document later provided to cnn, governor ron desantis' office explains florida rejected the course because it includes topics like the black lives matter movement, black feminism, and reparations. cnn's sara sidner has more. >> florida is where woke goes to die! >> reporter: florida governor board, the nonprofit tration has organization that oversees a.p. course course is inexplicably contrary to florida law and significantly lacks educational value. while the letter did not specify what the agency found objectionable, a spokesman for desantis said the course, quote, leaves large ambiguous gaps that can be filled with additional ideological value which we will not allow. >> let me be clear. there is no room in our classrooms for things like critical race theory. teaching kids to hate their country and hate each other is not worth one red cent of taxpayer money. >> reporter: the rejection of the course follows efforts

american history. dr. henry louis gates jr. saw this when it came out. nothing is more dramatic than having the college board in a field that signifies ultimately acceptance and ultimate academic legitimacy. ap african american studies is not crt, it's not the 1619 project. it is a rigorous field of study. you have one of the pre-eminent scholars on this who did documentary after documentary who has said, look, you know, this is not what you are saying it is. but you're using this as a political lightning rod to stop students from being able to learn about american history. >> the full history of this college. i didn't learn a fulsome history of this country so it's important that we do that. the other thing that's interesting. a, with the college board, what it is saying and, b, has any of this curriculum for the course, has it been made public, or have the governor or the department of education in florida said what they think here is the specific issue? >> we have not seen the specifics. we don't know exactly what they are talking about. but they do make the statement that if the curriculum is changed tha

> i think it communicates very clearly that african american history is not as important as other history. >> reporter: developed by the college board, the pilot course is currently in 60 schools nationwide. the organization says it does not require students to adopt a particular ideology, and after a feedback period, it will make appropriate revisions to the preliminary pilot course framework. these florida high schoolers say this is personal. >> what's your reaction to this ap african american studies ban? >> it's keeping african americans silent. >> in my opinion it was targeted and i couldn't learn about my own history. >> it symbolizes blatant racism. >> reporter: desantis made education policy a key focus of his administration. last year controversially signing into law restrictive legislation on race and gender. in response to crump's intent to sue the florida department of education said it was a publicity stunt and that they expect the removal of content on critical race theory, black queer studies, intersectionality and other topics that violate our laws. florida's department of education tells us they will review the coll

americans, that is what he wants to block. >> jesse: that's the only question binder was willing to answer and she got it wrong. the crazies at the college boardu know, the people that came up with this a.p. african-american studies class have been trying to keep it a secret. they tried to hide the syllabus. but the florida department of education took a good look at the syllabus and "primetime" got a little overview of it, communist and critical race theory authors are required reading. one topic is intersectionality which ranks people based on race, wealth and gender. another topic promoted the elimination of prisons and one author who you are required to read writes that white supremacist super structures oppress black people. other required reading includes the examination of the white supremacist capitalist 'patriarchy. the entire discussion of reparations is pro-reparations. not a single anti-reparations voice. the another reading covers the destruction of capitalism. dolls that have anything to do with african-american history? is this what you would expect from an academically rigorous african-american studies a.p. course in high schoo

american history. here's what he has said. he said nothing is more dramatic thain ap -- than the college board launch an ap course in a field that legitimacy. ap african american studies is not crt it's not the 1619 project but a rigorously vetted, academic approach to a vibrant field of study. i do want to give you an idea where this came from. did you notice we didn't talk about 24 ten years ago? it's been the last couple of years and that is because of a gentleman named chris ftopher ro who wanted to use it as a catch-all when it comes to teaching about race. listen to the interview we had because he tweeted something out and i asked him about it. here it is. >> you tweeted that it is you are going to create something toxic when it comes to the way people think about critical race theory. that's what you treated. >> that's inaccurate. critical race theory is intrinsically toxic. i'm merely revealing it and exposing it and creating a framework for people to understand it. it's not that i've turned it toxic. >> that is not what he tweeted in march. his tweet, we have successfully frozen their brand critical race theory into the

american studies. earlier this week, florida's department of education told the college board, which overseas a.p.t the courses are contrary to florida law and lacks educational value. after cnn asked for a clarification and specifics, governor ron desantis' office provided us this one-page document that the state questions the inclusion and context surrounding topics including the movement for black lives, black feminist literary thought and the study of reparations. the class is a new offering that the a.p. program has been developing for about a decade. it's currently offered as a pilot in 60 schools across the country this school year with the board planning to make it available to all schools in 2024. joining us now to discuss is dr. nikki taylor from howard university. first, why is it that teaching african american history at this level is so important for students? >> thank you so much for having me, boris. well, the course is african american studies, and the study of african americans and their contribution to the arts, music, culture, our democracy is central to understanding our nation

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we were excited to years ago when the college board took on this great task of creating african americanow that she would have the opportunity to take the african american studies ap course credit. so we are very disappointed and shocked that at this point, it would be blocked. >> just to be clear, there are all sorts of people in this country excited but crt, critical race theory and how it's being taught to little children -- that is not true. this isn't actually fully developed course about african american history designed for the college level and to be taught to high school students who are high achieving students. right? this is not a random indoctrination course. this was a very deliberate high level courses that students would use as part of their applications to colleges. >> for sure, it's the same as you might have a ap u.s. history, ap world history, ap chemistry and psychology. if you think about it for the most part, many students don't have the opportunity to take african american history until they go to to college. when you think about a kid like myself, from a rural, so

administration has blocked a new advanced placement course on african american studies for high school students. in a letter this month to the college boardrofit organization that oversees ap coursework, the florida department of education said the course is inex splikably contrary to law. although the letter did not state what they found objectionable, a spokesman said the course leaves large ambiguous gaps that can be filled with additional idealogical material which we will not allow. >> let me be clear, there's no room in our classrooms for things like critical race theory, teaching kids to hate their country and to hate each other is not worth one red cent of taxpayer money. >> reporter: the rejection of the course follows efforts by desantis to overhaul florida's educational curriculum to limit teaching about critical race theory. though there's still evidence it's taught in k-12 schools. but in 2021, the state enacted a law that banned teaching the concept, which explores the history of systemic racism in the united states and its continued impacts. last year, desantis also signed a bill restricting how schools can talk about race

american studies. in a letter last week, the florida department of education informed the college board which overseesse work that it would not include the class. saying the course is contrary to florida law and now hear this, significantly lacks educational value. significantly lacks educational value. what was that part again about the reverend dr. martin luther king jr.? the letter didn't cite which law the course violated, but it's aimed at eradicated the teaching of history in favor of education that lionizes people who look like ron desantis. look at which courses are deemed educationally valuable. european history, of course. along with courses on the history and language of italy, where desantis' family hails from, germany, and japan, which happened to be the exis countries the u.s. fought in world war ii. whether he thought italy was the bad guy in the war, that's up for debate. joining me is jelani cobb and steve gallon, dr. steve gallon, school board member for miami-dade schools. i want to start with you first because the sort of context in which ron desantis is deeming african american st

desantis refusing to approve an advanced placement african american studies course to be taught in florida high schools. in a letter to the college boardthe content of this course is inexplicable contrary to florida law and significantly lacks educational value. desantis believes it promotes critical race theory from schools under the stop woke act. it stands to wrong for our kids and employees. it prohibits anything that says a person's status is oppressed by his or her race, color, national origin or sex. sara sidner joins us now. lacks educational value, wrong to our kids and employees. what is that? >> here's the thing. this is an advanced placement course. this group that approves the a.p. courses is the same one that approves the s.a.t.s. it's a group that's been around for a long time. their job is to approve the curriculum for a.p. classes and also administering the s.a.t. you have a pilot program that 60 schools have tried. it hasn't been made publicly available. i would love to get a copy of it. i think a lot of people would like to see what it is that the florida board of education has a problem with. here's the big issue. l

american studies in high schools. the administration wrote to a letter to the college board, which administers the aboards, quote, thetly lacks educational value. no mention of what law would be violated by the courts or what in the curriculum was objectionable. a spokesman told cnn the course, quote, leaves large ambiguous gaps, which could be filled with material which we will not allow. joining me now, bakari sellers, also former trump campaign adviser and supporter of ron desantis, david urban. what does it say to you that the administration -- excuse me, i'm coughing -- doesn't reject the course. we're talking about an ap american studies course. >> i think they said all they needed to say. and they said this african american studies court doesn't have any value. i've been speaking with my friends about this via text, et cetera, and one of them just recently text me that they're trying to erase our history. and that's exactly what they're trying to do. this is anti-intellectualism. this is anti-black racism. when we talk about systemic racism, this is what we're talking about. it's the way we go about ensuring p

american studies and high schools. officials the state department wrote in a letter to the college board, which administers the exams, quoteificantly lacks educational values. no mention of the letter of what law would be violated by the course or whether the curriculum was objection -- but they tell cnn that, excuse me, they leave a large an ambiguous gap that can be filled with ideological materials which would not be allowed. joining me now to cnn political commentator, -- former state representative south carolina which -- and also adviser of ron desantis, david urban. what does it say to you that the administration this specifically, excuse me i'm coughing, doesn't identify what part of the course that they reject in terms of the ap african american studies course? >> well, anderson, i actually think that they said all that they needed to say. and they said that this african american studies course doesn't have any value. i've been speaking to my friends about this via text, et cetera, and one just recently texted me that they're trying to erase our history, and that's exactly what they're trying to do. this is anti i

just today he turned down an attempt by the college board to statute advanced placement classes in high school for african americanng it lacked educational value and i'm like, ron with all due respect, how would you know? you know, he's trashed the teaching of lgbtq or even the mentioning of lgbtq families in florida. so real people pay the consequences and for the most part corporations shrug off his woke capitalism rant because, you know, he tries to make florida a great place to make money and so everybody is happy. >> yeah, no, i think you lay that out. look, we can't paint all of capitalism with a single brush, but today's multinational capitalism is not known for its overwhelming wokeness or its super pro-labor standards. i mentioned that briefly so i'm curious what you think as well the disney thing could have been a one-off or brief and wants to run on it and played the sound there. he is saying out loud that the government should help pressure and then decide what are in private companies' cartoons. it's anti-first amendment and anti-the old version of conservatism. >> well, it is and they should be stand

college board behind the saturday and advance placement tests is revising an african-american studies. after desantis rejected the course, many said he was banning african american studies but desantis says that is not the case and the course in question was teaching controversial topics under the guise of history. let's bring in our panel, jessica tarlov, fox news contributor and co-host of "the five," and will cain, co-host of "fox & friends" weekend. what the florida department of education took issue with in this proposed curriculum. the following here, jessica, intersectionality and activist, black queer studies, movement for black lives, black feminist literary thought, reparations, black study and the black struggle in the 21st century. which of those deals with black history and really should be taught in schools, do you think? >> well, i would certainly think black activism is a big part of black history, what were the 1960s all about, mlk, one of the greatest activists in american history, i don't think you can go after that. and this is not a win for ron desantis. review of

college board decin showed, he was right. >> what the progressives have poisoned america's culture and american families and people like desantis or providea a radical chemotherapyy to end this poison.s poison we absolutely need our youngpeo- people, black, white and brownge ,recognizing that living here in america is the most amazing,, most exceptional opportunity that anyone could ever imagine. teaching them instead thatm they should hatein their country . >> they should resen t peopleer loo who don't either. look like them or are don't think like them. is only going to . we must we absolutely must restore civility. we must restore the family. and yes, we actually need more faith in the publict loca square, not woke ideas about genderqueer studies. >> well, i'm applauding, governor desantis tonight. . unbelievable. and it's about time peopleit started standing'sut time peopl. horace, thank you. of california now, speaking of california, the lapd has now outlawede the use of the thin blue line flag because they say it fuels wait for it white supremacism. of course, it would now be has a reaction to that. plus, wh.y hasn't the

kind of polly anish story of american progress amounts to indoctrination or quote unquote woke so i see this as political gamesmanship, but i think it's time for the college board is just a pilot program. if this course is approved and if he continues to play this game, i hold the view that no florida student should have access to any ap courses. we have to draw the line and have consequences for this kind of political behavior. >> okay. thank you so much for being here. appreciate that so much. that's it for me today. hallie jackson will pick up coverage next on msnbc. jackson coverage next on msnbc keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. when you shop wayfair, you get big deals for your home - every day. so big, we'll have you saying... am i a big deal? yeah you are, because it's a big deal, when you get a big deal. wayfair deals so big that you might get a big head. because with savings so real... you can get your dream sofa for half the price. wayfair. it's always a big deal. ♪ wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ (cecily

american studies, saying that it, quote, significantly lacks educational value. a democratic governors including california's gavin newsom in illinois jamie pritzker, both pushing back against desantis, calling on the college boarde courts to be taught. joining me now is -- thanks for joining us on this, we appreciate it. tell me first, the reaction you're getting from democrats, responding to this. with all of this, what you're hearing from parents and teachers, as well. >> well, you know, the first thing democrats said was, here we go again. because last year, with the attack on lgbtq men and women. and while on the one hand, he was giving tax breaks to corporations here in florida. this year, it looks like it's going to be an attack on black people. and while there are so many other issues we need to be focused on, and the issues that will arise in this next legislative session. they continue to strip -- to be able to provide rent control, which we desperately need in florida. >> you can't help but think, chevron, about the timing of all this. because this took place over the last couple of days, you had the release of that video, the brutal beating of tyre nichols. what i've been talking about on the show fo

boards of directors including community college board. san francisco foundation, california commission on age and catholic charities columbia park boy and girls club. san francisco education fund. san francisco merry time association and the american gi forum. he was respected leader in the san francisco latin x community and member of the sentry latino and vocational school boards of directors. doctor sanchez a lifelong resident of san francisco. navy vet republican and his family helped build the original buildingos the campus. he passod december 12, 2020, about it resolved the healing commission supported the zukerberg general campus roadway connecting building 5 and the new research and academic building as doctor daved sanchez way honoring what he brought to the general san francisco community. thank you secretary morewitz before a motion and second and public and commissioner comments i like to acthanking david's wife barbara children and grand children are watching virtual as we are considering and passing this resolution. and with that, we will go for a motion to approve. so moved. >> second. >> all right. secretary morewitz, public comment. if you like to comment press story 3 and i see one hand. press star 3. each of you

negotiation with college board, about the limits of the course, and eventually read the syllabus, sections 12 and three of this course, they make total sense, they are steep and african-american section four of the courses different, that is not history, that's african-american studies and things of been in that section are intersection la and things like black queer studies, this was isn't session for some of the state of florida has said that section four is the problem, and they are negotiating that out right now and there is no band, the student sourcing this man to come they should actually be told the truth of the resume in is ongoing negotiation about this ap course in college board knows that the governor's office knows it as well. stuart: thank you congressman for straightening this out, congressman byron donalds, see you soon i hope. an amended florida just won the lottery, but tardy, he only one because he got the cuts in line. guest: in the word itself the best barco he was about to buy a ticket at a machine, women cut right in front of him and then said, he bought a ticket of the counter instead and i think it was a winner and he cities will use the money to buy